Congressman Brandon Gill on Abortion

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BillYeoman
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Gill is a shill. We all know abortion is terrible.

Nothing new.

But he is Dartmouth Grad Charlatan that espouses mass deportation of people. Whose lives are connected to American Citizens.

He has zero logistical solutions on how to accomplish his stupid rhetoric.
Ellis Wyatt
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He's fantastic.
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Ellis Wyatt said:

He's fantastic.


Fantastic Charlatan. What is his plan to to deport millions of people. If you can't answer that….dont worry…Gill can't either.

He will just throw out crap like "Git'em out!"
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BillYeoman said:

Ellis Wyatt said:

He's fantastic.


Fantastic Charlatan. What is his plan to to deport millions of people. If you can't answer that….dont worry…Gill can't either.

He will just throw out crap like "Git'em out!"

What if instead of mass deportation, we persuade 11 million other Democrat-leaning people to move to Mexico? Make ads reminding non-Hispanics how "progressive" Mexico is. Put them at coffee shops, yoga studios, farmers markets, LGBT resource centers, or wherever liberals hang out these days. And hand out "Spanish for Gringos" books to help them adapt.
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Interesting how primal attraction (a good thing) can lead to such inhumane outcomes.

I wonder how the next PBS Sir David Attenborough special about how aborting a naturally conceived life form is going to be justified in the natural world.

The bile gall that people like these defend is nothing short of satanical idolatry. Simply astounding.
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I love when a conservative pinpoints a lefty on their beliefs and what the reality is.
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Gill has future leader of the GOP written all over him. Very clear communicator and rock solid conservative. Wife is a smoke show as well.
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BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.

I was pro choice as a freshman in college before I knew anything about it. It was just the "correct" position since it gave women rights or something. Then, I heard and saw from a video exactly how the process was done. My mind changed in an instant.

This is how you change minds. Nobody can defend the brutality when it's explained in honest terms.
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BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.


Probably not, and likely, hopefully, more pro contraception kids who turn into adults.

You don't need to think about abortions if you're a teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
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Helicopter Ben said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.

I was pro choice as a freshman in college before I knew anything about it. It was just the "correct" position since it gave women rights or something. Then, I heard and saw from a video exactly how the process was done. My mind changed in an instant.

This is how you change minds. Nobody can defend the brutality when it's explained in honest terms.


I'm still pro choice, because I don't believe the government should dictate how people should live their lives, much less their bodies.

The last thing I want is the government telling me what to do with me and mine.

There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
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Pro choice until when? 3 months, 6 months, 9 months how about 10 months?
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ts5641 said:

Gill has future leader of the GOP written all over him. Very clear communicator and rock solid conservative. Wife is a smoke show as well.


Referred to Dinesh D'Souza's daughter as a smoke show.
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No Spin Ag said:

Helicopter Ben said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.

I was pro choice as a freshman in college before I knew anything about it. It was just the "correct" position since it gave women rights or something. Then, I heard and saw from a video exactly how the process was done. My mind changed in an instant.

This is how you change minds. Nobody can defend the brutality when it's explained in honest terms.


I'm still pro choice, because I don't believe the government should dictate how people should live their lives, much less their bodies.

The last thing I want is the government telling me what to do with me and mine.




Where this debate inevitably splits is when is it no longer the woman's choice? Does the baby have rights in this conversation? Mom didn't wake up one day pregnant and now suddenly has to figure it out. I was pretty blunt with my kids, someone you know is going to graduate HS with a kid, don't let it be you. Then later just a simple discussion of how easy it is not to get pregnant.

As Jordan Peterson says, we've convinced women sex is free. Free of consequence either from pregnancy or emotional attachment. Just have fun, there's no risk it doesn't end well. So the most basic animal instinct we have and the most critical role it serves in society is reduced to a throw away decision that doesn't require any level of personal responsibility.

This is the third generation of feminism, women as sex objects. Now that it's engrained in society we've moved on to the fourth which is chicks with dicks. Or put another way, women aren't as important as mentally ill men.
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No Spin Ag said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.


Probably not, and likely, hopefully, more pro contraception kids who turn into adults.

You don't need to think about abortions if you're a teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms.


lol. 100% effective.
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Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.


Probably not, and likely, hopefully, more pro contraception kids who turn into adults.

You don't need to think about abortions if you're a teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms.


lol. 100% effective.


100%? No, but are the odds of getting pregnant less by using those? I think it would be hard to argue that.
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LOYAL AG said:

No Spin Ag said:

Helicopter Ben said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.

I was pro choice as a freshman in college before I knew anything about it. It was just the "correct" position since it gave women rights or something. Then, I heard and saw from a video exactly how the process was done. My mind changed in an instant.

This is how you change minds. Nobody can defend the brutality when it's explained in honest terms.


I'm still pro choice, because I don't believe the government should dictate how people should live their lives, much less their bodies.

The last thing I want is the government telling me what to do with me and mine.




Where this debate inevitably splits is when is it no longer the woman's choice? Does the baby have rights in this conversation? Mom didn't wake up one day pregnant and now suddenly has to figure it out. I was pretty blunt with my kids, someone you know is going to graduate HS with a kid, don't let it be you. Then later just a simple discussion of how easy it is not to get pregnant.

As Jordan Peterson says, we've convinced women sex is free. Free of consequence either from pregnancy or emotional attachment. Just have fun, there's no risk it doesn't end well. So the most basic animal instinct we have and the most critical role it serves in society is reduced to a throw away decision that doesn't require any level of personal responsibility.

This is the third generation of feminism, women as sex objects. Now that it's engrained in society we've moved on to the fourth which is chicks with dicks. Or put another way, women aren't as important as mentally ill men.


All of those things were discussed and used to help move the needle to get rid of Roe. At this point, with everything up to the states and this guy being in Texas, what's he trying to accomplish? Is he saying Abbott hasn't done enough? Is he trying to force states not Texas to change their own laws? Or is he just playing to his base so they'll remember him on election day?

I ask because I thought Trump solved all of this years ago.
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No Spin Ag said:

LOYAL AG said:

No Spin Ag said:

Helicopter Ben said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.

I was pro choice as a freshman in college before I knew anything about it. It was just the "correct" position since it gave women rights or something. Then, I heard and saw from a video exactly how the process was done. My mind changed in an instant.

This is how you change minds. Nobody can defend the brutality when it's explained in honest terms.


I'm still pro choice, because I don't believe the government should dictate how people should live their lives, much less their bodies.

The last thing I want is the government telling me what to do with me and mine.




Where this debate inevitably splits is when is it no longer the woman's choice? Does the baby have rights in this conversation? Mom didn't wake up one day pregnant and now suddenly has to figure it out. I was pretty blunt with my kids, someone you know is going to graduate HS with a kid, don't let it be you. Then later just a simple discussion of how easy it is not to get pregnant.

As Jordan Peterson says, we've convinced women sex is free. Free of consequence either from pregnancy or emotional attachment. Just have fun, there's no risk it doesn't end well. So the most basic animal instinct we have and the most critical role it serves in society is reduced to a throw away decision that doesn't require any level of personal responsibility.

This is the third generation of feminism, women as sex objects. Now that it's engrained in society we've moved on to the fourth which is chicks with dicks. Or put another way, women aren't as important as mentally ill men.


All of those things were discussed and used to help move the needle to get rid of Roe. At this point, with everything up to the states and this guy being in Texas, what's he trying to accomplish? Is he saying Abbott hasn't done enough? Is he trying to force states not Texas to change their own laws? Or is he just playing to his base so they'll remember him on election day?

I ask because I thought Trump solved all of this years ago.


That's a fair question to ask. I said for 20 years it was a state issue and here we are. If you're asking him to move on to a relevant issue to Texas voters I agree. But that's like expecting the lady running for city council to not tell you she supported Trump's effort to accomplish XYZ. They can't help themselves.
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A baby is not a woman. Murder is wrong.
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No Spin Ag said:

Helicopter Ben said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.

I was pro choice as a freshman in college before I knew anything about it. It was just the "correct" position since it gave women rights or something. Then, I heard and saw from a video exactly how the process was done. My mind changed in an instant.

This is how you change minds. Nobody can defend the brutality when it's explained in honest terms.


I'm still pro choice, because I don't believe the government should dictate how people should live their lives, much less their bodies.

The last thing I want is the government telling me what to do with me and mine.



We have a government that allows us to legally kill babies out of convenience but I can't drink 3 beers and drive home not harming a soul.

How anyone can justify the killing of an otherwise healthy child is beyond me, but you do you.
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No Spin Ag said:

Helicopter Ben said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.

I was pro choice as a freshman in college before I knew anything about it. It was just the "correct" position since it gave women rights or something. Then, I heard and saw from a video exactly how the process was done. My mind changed in an instant.

This is how you change minds. Nobody can defend the brutality when it's explained in honest terms.


I'm still pro choice, because I don't believe the government should dictate how people should live their lives, much less their bodies.

The last thing I want is the government telling me what to do with me and mine.



I couldn't agree more about government getting out of our personal lives. But that is not the question here. The real issue is WHEN does the baby deserve the same protections from harm that you get? If you've ever watched one of the videos, you can see the baby is clearly trying to get away. That means it feels pain and has the survival instincts to try to escape. The process is barbaric and I don't see how anyone could defend it.

Where I disagree with many pro-lifers is the claim that the morning after pill is equivalent. And that's why I believe that something like the heartbeat law is most appropriate. I'm willing to consider even earlier restrictions, but you will not be able to convince me that the morning after pill is the same.
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No Spin Ag said:

Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.


Probably not, and likely, hopefully, more pro contraception kids who turn into adults.

You don't need to think about abortions if you're a teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms.


lol. 100% effective.


100%? No, but are the odds of getting pregnant less by using those? I think it would be hard to argue that.

You've fallen for the common misconception that sex has the possibility to not have life altering consequences.
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Phatbob said:

No Spin Ag said:

Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.


Probably not, and likely, hopefully, more pro contraception kids who turn into adults.

You don't need to think about abortions if you're a teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms.


lol. 100% effective.


100%? No, but are the odds of getting pregnant less by using those? I think it would be hard to argue that.

You've fallen for the common misconception that sex has the possibility to not have life altering consequences.


No, just in regards to having an abortion, having safe sex reduces the odds of getting one.
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cevans_40 said:

No Spin Ag said:

Helicopter Ben said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.

I was pro choice as a freshman in college before I knew anything about it. It was just the "correct" position since it gave women rights or something. Then, I heard and saw from a video exactly how the process was done. My mind changed in an instant.

This is how you change minds. Nobody can defend the brutality when it's explained in honest terms.


I'm still pro choice, because I don't believe the government should dictate how people should live their lives, much less their bodies.

The last thing I want is the government telling me what to do with me and mine.



We have a government that allows us to legally kill babies out of convenience but I can't drink 3 beers and drive home not harming a soul.

How anyone can justify the killing of an otherwise healthy child is beyond me, but you do you.


I will, and I hope you do as well.
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Ellis Wyatt said:

A baby is not a woman. Murder is wrong.


Murder is wrong. I don't think anyone some have an abortion, But it still is legal in many states. It's even legal in Europe, England China and Russia. So, it's not like blue states are outliers on top of everything else.

It's murder. I agree. It's legal. What's left to to but beech and moan about something that's been settled.
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No Spin Ag said:

Ellis Wyatt said:

A baby is not a woman. Murder is wrong.


Murder is wrong. I don't think anyone some have an abortion, But it still is legal in many states. It's even legal in Europe, England China and Russia. So, it's not like blue states are outliers on top of everything else.

It's murder. I agree. It's legal. What's left to to but beech and moan about something that's been settled.

Keep standing up and fighting for babies at every turn. Seems pretty easy to me.
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No Spin Ag said:

Ellis Wyatt said:

A baby is not a woman. Murder is wrong.


Murder is wrong. I don't think anyone some have an abortion, But it still is legal in many states. It's even legal in Europe, England China and Russia. So, it's not like blue states are outliers on top of everything else.

It's murder. I agree. It's legal. What's left to to but beech and moan about something that's been settled.

There is always going to be a fight over it. We'd like to think it is settled federally, but there's a radical segment of the left that want that changed and are willing to do what it takes to make it happen. Then there's state laws where it's a fight in every state. It's not settled until people stop calling it "reproductive health".
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Phatbob said:

No Spin Ag said:

Ellis Wyatt said:

A baby is not a woman. Murder is wrong.


Murder is wrong. I don't think anyone some have an abortion, But it still is legal in many states. It's even legal in Europe, England China and Russia. So, it's not like blue states are outliers on top of everything else.

It's murder. I agree. It's legal. What's left to to but beech and moan about something that's been settled.

There is always going to be a fight over it. We'd like to think it is settled federally, but there's a radical segment of the left that want that changed and are willing to do what it takes to make it happen. Then there's state laws where it's a fight in every state. It's not settled until people stop calling it "reproductive health".


Then it'll never stop, which is good for politicians because they know it'll get them votes even when nothing will change in their states as each state gets redder or bluer.
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No Spin Ag said:

Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.


Probably not, and likely, hopefully, more pro contraception kids who turn into adults.

You don't need to think about abortions if you're a teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms.


lol. 100% effective.


100%? No, but are the odds of getting pregnant less by using those? I think it would be hard to argue that.

Glad we have agreement on that contraceptives aren't 100% effective. Negates your comment about a "teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms doesn't need to think about abortions". Tragic that we aren't teaching our kids to be responsible nor pure.
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Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.


Probably not, and likely, hopefully, more pro contraception kids who turn into adults.

You don't need to think about abortions if you're a teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms.


lol. 100% effective.


100%? No, but are the odds of getting pregnant less by using those? I think it would be hard to argue that.

Glad we have agreement on that contraceptives aren't 100% effective. Negates your comment about a "teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms doesn't need to think about abortions". Tragic that we aren't teaching our kids to be responsible nor pure.


Can you imagine if all things (contraception, responsibility, and pureness) were all taught in schools. Better than doing nothing.
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Brandon Gill has potential for future president and I'm not saying 2028 or 2032 but much later down the road
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No Spin Ag said:

Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

Zachary Klement said:

annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.


Probably not, and likely, hopefully, more pro contraception kids who turn into adults.

You don't need to think about abortions if you're a teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms.


lol. 100% effective.


100%? No, but are the odds of getting pregnant less by using those? I think it would be hard to argue that.

Glad we have agreement on that contraceptives aren't 100% effective. Negates your comment about a "teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms doesn't need to think about abortions". Tragic that we aren't teaching our kids to be responsible nor pure.


Can you imagine if all things (contraception, responsibility, and pureness) were all taught in schools. Better than doing nothing.


Should be taught at home by a loving husband and wife,

Reading, writing, and arithmetic only in school. It's the morality play in school that has brought all this garbage in
Gig'Em and God Bless,

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Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

Keller6Ag91 said:

No Spin Ag said:

BonfireNerd04 said:

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annie88 said:

Because they don't want to admit what really happens. How truly brutal it is and how far along many of these babies are. When they're forced to they get uncomfortable, which they should.

I would wager many people are completely unaware of what most abortion procedures entail.

At least, that is what I would hope. It is incomprehensible to me how someone could view footage from an abortion and still be in favor of it.


If it were up to me, I'd require every sixth-grader (before they're sexually active, hopefully) to learn about fetal development, and then the gory details of how abortions are performed.

Wouldn't have many "pro-choice" people after that.


Probably not, and likely, hopefully, more pro contraception kids who turn into adults.

You don't need to think about abortions if you're a teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms.


lol. 100% effective.


100%? No, but are the odds of getting pregnant less by using those? I think it would be hard to argue that.

Glad we have agreement on that contraceptives aren't 100% effective. Negates your comment about a "teenage girl on the pill or teenage boy using condoms doesn't need to think about abortions". Tragic that we aren't teaching our kids to be responsible nor pure.


Can you imagine if all things (contraception, responsibility, and pureness) were all taught in schools. Better than doing nothing.


Should be taught at home by a loving husband and wife,

Reading, writing, and arithmetic only in school. It's the morality play in school that has brought all this garbage in

Eh, just cover it all at home.
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And yet some of these same abortion activists are against dunking live shellfish into boiling water because it is cruel because shellfish are "sentient beings"

F all of them.
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Urban Ag said:

I had to mute the link on the last method because that is all I could take.


There is congressional testimony out there on vid from a former abortionist named Dr. Anthony Levatino in which he describes 2nd and 3rd trimester abortions. It should be required watching for the pro abortion crowd, most especially women who are pro-choice (pro death). Its horrific.

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Thank you Ag83.
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